Here in the cool, beautiful French Alps, I continue to worry about what BREXIT will do to the UK. This petition is only growing slowly as I fail to convince others to sign despite you dear reader having signed. I'd appreciate your advice in the Comment section below. Nick Cohen in the Guardian today further depressed me with the truth. He writes 'I don’t think Leave voters have begun to understand the consequences. May’s promise to bring an end to the jurisdiction of the European court of justice will tear up bilateral agreements governing everything from the regulation of nuclear industry to flights between Britain and the continent, while bringing chaos to British courts. If this government were serious, there would now be a frantic drive to establish new courts and arbitration panels to fill the gaps. There is no urgency. If it were serious, it would be able to quell the alarm of the Irish government about the dangers of a return of a hard border to the island of Ireland. It has nothing to say, just as it has nothing to say on every great issue Brexit raises except the position of EU migrants. If it were serious, it would now be recruiting trade negotiators who could cut deals with the rest of the world. As it is, ministers have confirmed only one senior appointment. If it were serious, our diplomats would look as if they could handle tough EU negotiators. As it is, the British team looks such a shower, Brussels bureaucrats think London must surely be setting a trap to lull them into a sense of false security.' Do ask your friends and contacts to support this petition so 'we' can at least do something. Thanks. Just to remind you that the link to the petition can be found here: https://www.change.org/p/uk-parliament-petition-uk-parliament-to-revoke-article-50-save-uk-from-economic-social-disaster?recruiter=622263122&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=share_petition&utm_term=petition_signer_receipt